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The Constitutional Right to Information in Poland. Theory and Practice
The following article provides the outline of the right to information on activities of the persons discharging public functions and public organs in the Republic of Poland. The article considers the structure of the right established in the Constitution of 2 April 1997 and its connection with freedom to receive and impart information.